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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
cuRrsroPHER MEYERS DENGALs.

A TRIBUNE reporter with printed statement thd'
CHRISTOPHER Meyer was he made n defendant Win
Ives & Co in the coming suits be brou ;ht against that
firm called upon the millionaire at his office In New
Brunswick y. j., yesterday. lie handed Mr. Meyer tho
clipping.
Hello !" said he 81 have not seen this before; 1t is
a lie a lie all the way through"
"Are you member OF the nrm OF Ives * COT asKcd
the reporter
No sir: 7 am not, in way, shape or manner L
never hal nv connection with Ives except that with the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton ami hsNeF received
any of the pront. nd was member OF tho hrn
You have been generally supposed TO FAVOR ives IN
a measure" was suggested.
- Nv .,and In the Cincinnati Hamilton AMI Dayton
SHOWS whether do or not" the reply. " Why.
went West especially Ia balk his sche"eS tete' bs
made co-dr.eudaut with him Why. have consulted
nv LAWYER have placed large claims In his hands ana
will prohably be onr OF those prosecuting hl As 10 tle
false Mr. Ives borrowed, but he did not borrow on my
fty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

urr1xoRr Aug 2j-Cotton dali nldaiay 9,.r.
rIogr arm street ani Messro SlDrfnns 40
OK 90 Icxtrl e3 0J05 90 10 Family 80 759, s. Chr
M,is snnsrnpe ~ g. to Extra 80 40 as So hi,
prands "a rs as4 So Paiapscs Family ~ 49, 10 suDsrays
Pafeut IS 10 heat-southern lower Westers lower
ssuthera Ret 7Sas0c. 90 Amber SO1s3e No. Nssterp
Wintor Rel spot 70 a - &c; August c; ssplshI
Der Ssae7ss-c; October 79sas0c December s2tas3s
W Corn-soutaerr firm. White 51956sc: Yellow ssG5ic
do Der &c October 1902 &C. Oats steady
sonts.ra mite - 3fc NestorD 81 a33 PC Western hites
"a 9ylt.: PeansYvaala p kye quiet al 49,
5IcHAy was steady Prtiso 10 Cnelce western sl3 Va
HSi5 so - provisions steady quiet Moss Pors els %
Ssl7 90 Bulknssts--S Shoulders and llss Lilo SGss
SaeKea Z acc. Bac0n-shonlcers 7l4dsbe Clear Rh
Sides 9lc Hams l2i2elic larH-Retnea At e
22o2jo..Egss lower at l6G 10 30 Petroleum steady
Eenned oLsc..... Csfss--o carsoes Ordinary 10 ias.
i9I. roc. sugar steady SOFT S,'e Copper
Fregnts LIVERPOOL steamer quiet. ot,on ia
Flsur I'd. fscstpts-tIour 4.sy4 bell
Whra, $1,000 bush Corn 30 500 Dnsn. oats 1880 ynsa
Rye 500 busn- bhipnents-Flour l7..7l ibis Whsx
-. bush Corn lush salss-Wheat o5VOJ0 busE
Corn 2l70O tush-
Bosros. Aug 25-Flosr duil-Comms, Extras 81 10
as 40 Sorins SAsu Patests Choice to Fancy - - $50
=. Corn 1uiet-steaner Yellow Doc steamer Mixed % q
5jc Oats dull. No. White 81 e3ec.--. Shorts stesis
NlddInss SIT O0es2J 90 winter shorts SIS 90
Spring sl7 o. Butter dull-~estera Extra Creamery
25c: New.York and Vermont Extra 26e vermont
DAIRY Extra p 122c. Cheese du-Best New.Nofk and
Western fresh at 1fc =. Receipts for the week-Fout
$4,000 6La and $1,000 sacks cora $4,000 busG OAu
$4,000 bush SHORTS $1,000 BUSH
fuerr al az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
NEW Arm.

Since OF ParoLzo the murderer OF Maggie Al
JulaaO the murderer of Datriot
In awaiting trial has been much depressed
lie and had contracted friendshp In tho
where Tor the nrst time. Both men are OLD
Italian gands frrquently read JulaDo from
Italian books and ON Wednesday JuanO was tai On
and yesterday his skin WAS white and there were Jar
Warden Baker said the prisoner could
not kept the frame or mnhi that he
of his cell moaning and crying anl c~lnk
OF PsozGo. Juano 10 visited frequently by IA,
Inc police yesterday OF the from tho
Morris Plans Lunae Asylum OF Edward Kennedy. con
sent oil a OF IN state
Prison I'm county Courts for burglary He was
committed IN May sent 10 asylum a.
insane nis escape was male ON "Wednesday night Ken.
> criminal About two months silver y
a burglar aud desperate. who had uccn
Morris Plans escaped from the asylum
Christian strauss a brewery driver. fired shot
revolver boys who stealing ride on his
The shot effect the right hand OF
the arrested and placed under $500
bail The boys Is JOnn Laemerneer. He Is twelve
years Old and lives At No lj1 ChaTltonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS


The trouble IA the San Francisco wheat market con.
tnued disturb the wheat In the Produce Ex.
change yesterday. options broke early Ia cent The
eer buying here and IN the West caused advance from
Ia TO SO, aud the market closed nrm shade under tho
best. Cash wheat Ia 10 lower. Tho exports
weru 10000 bushels and the closing prices Aug.
ust, 10 o'S, september 70 "a October, so 49, Novein
Der 81 IL December 80 IL January, "a oo February,
ports were 72,0OO bushels
Corn options opened tRne lower but "
wheat aerward and advanced Ia IL cent closing nrm
AZ the best. The closing figures September
% IL October, 40 7-s November so 3-S December 81
May 90. There were n oats for export sales were a
tribe better all around closing prices showing August
81 IA September II la October, 81 81 Noyember
81 SO December, 50 Is There wa no lard taken for
port go uerces were taken for reclining The figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

a-I wasn't important enough matter 70. tsaf IA,
Yes important enough W dn .hi r " al. tns
way 1t didn't occur 10 mo 70 MIRO A''''" VI '" WI
police; $3.50, n,r., ,,o,o,, o,oush 70 tli, matter to
scarcely time 10 anything since the assignment I've
The Referee-wel. that VIII do
Mr. Adams had bui one question to put on cross-eham
ination. 1t was This
on on Rav sC"'""'' N'' '''D' - -
The referee wouldn't let the witness go after all lie
tried for another elew.
whob,d aces, TO your Offices out Of business hours
A.Ths antor. colorel man nlT Me- salp'ey'
Q-Nor your partners A.-No.
G-When they came morning the janitor had to IL
SWho lad access to the AThe partners and two
clerks $ II. ogden and Theodore NJ Nevias o tcouIlnt
a. Did you ever Try the ne sale sac, yoa arion
The Referee-That VIII do
Partner Doremns recalled and swore that thonsn
he know the safe combination lie hau he'oi uSeN "
and couldn't recall the hgnres now - -.
Mr. sullivan had ann led for an order from the Court
early in the Gay for power TO summon Mr ogden, INC
bOoSsesper ~ q witness Mr. Adams OnIecteu anu ,,o
order W, nj over Till this morning At the hearing IN nc
afternoon the ex Congressman agreed 10 let
call both ogden and NeviuS. ogden appeared ont was
day will Nevlns aud the coloreu Jnu'oI nIiP.oS
The hearing will be taken up AGAIN ths mornins d"
Wnat purportedto he detailed statement OF the anar'
OF Ives < 90 was published yesterday Assignee from
well aud bi. coun said that the statement was ncOn
pet- but II was thought that an AUTHORISED satrnen
might ready for publication to DAY IL was nh.e" ~
nersors familiar with the affairs OF the hrm that tae
printed statement was rough draft made for the beneh
Of some of the creditors when here was tax anon os,i
inc n syndicate when II made, the assignee hsu
nor completed his examination ald the Imperfect eha
acfcr of The statement explained on this gronnr
Another mocha lien upon the property ol Hcnry
c Ives in Joraiemon-st which he asserts is owned ny
his sister. tiled yesterday ny J.. o. VI ~, ",
York. who put new WOODWORK IN the mo- ia . g.. ,br
S2i $50 OF which 1000 paid The lien Is Tor tue
balance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
HELD FOR FORGING HIS FArHERs NAME.

While DR. Joseph Fabian, weil-known physician OF
Philadelphia. absent from hons on Monday OF last
week. his samuel helped hmselft some Philadelphia
City bonds $1,000, that In the house aud
got for the bords the banking office Of Drexe
Co.. In that city. samuel forged his fathers name TO an
order sell the bonds before he could get the money
lie then TO this city, boarded AZ down hotel
where he was registered as Charles wilson and went 70
the races nearly every day His passion for betting on
known To the police and helped them TO
ind him. Heard and sheldon arrested
him ON Wednesday evening lie had been SO successful
in betting the that he still had as much money
on his person he took away from Philadelphia In
formation OF his to the police OF Pha-
delpha, who had asked Inspector Byrnes TO search for
Fabian The prisoner forty old lie will be held
until requsittOn papers have been signed Dy the GoV
ernors OF New YORK aud Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

TO TAKE OBJECTIONABLE SIGNS FROM PIERS.
Corporation Counsel O. rien has advised the Dock
Commissioners that they have the power 10 cause the
removal from wharf property belonging TO the city,
whether ed or not of all advertising signs those
used By the purposes Of their own business
As 10 whether they the removal OF Cd
iectjopabe gns no private wharf property he declines
TO express a Opiuol but lie believes that the courts
will literally the consolidation act when pro-
yjdes that the Dock Department shall have exclusive
government and regulation " OF the water front
The Dock Commits have been trying TO prevent
the ferry property for advertising purposes and
under the Corporation Counsels opinion they VIII axe
measures at compel the removal OF the Doard
signs which uishgure the water front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

LIGHTNING PREVENTS THE TRIAL or MOTOR
II was intended by stephen Field. the inventor, to
make trial OF his electric motor ON the Thirty
fourthst branch OF the Elevated Railroad yesterday
bu lightning Of the dag before mad put veto on the
trial Tie thunder storm played havoc with the wires ~
which the current of electricity vac To be supp eel Ia tho
from the dynamo III the kuickerbockcr storage
Warehouse, NJ. 40 East Twenty lOurthst and COM
PEELED tpuucuent the trial The wires were bdIy
burned Ouf and Electrician Finch II the warehouse Re-
ceivel shock lie says that "A ball %. hre was
visible the dynamo accompanied by loud report
II said that the trial OF the motor would probably
not occur FOR at least two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
BIDS FOR A NEW ARMoRK.

The Amsry Board yesterday opened bids for the consuc
tion Of the Regiment The lowest bid ON
mason work that Of Moran Armstrong Sl&t4fS; and
on carpenter work that OF Thomas overngon On
nlur,bin g that or John kenehan
fa coo 7he only bid work BY the Wallis
fror works bid Of the company being sl07 etL FOR
sfssu heating vsntiiating. Baker Smith n Co bid
siI7l5 bids for iron WORK VIII be advertised for tho
ether bids beng laid over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

BOTH HEX HUSBANDS DLNI HhH INNOUhNVh'
BENJAMIN Melting OF No l26 Niodleton-st. Brooklyn,
wife Barbara with bsany before Police Justice
Naehsr Yesterday. He TO complaint charging that
sh. was IN rried 10 him 1868 June 49, 1887
the OF Barbara Ebehard 10 Joseph
by John Csuentler oil the Hopkins
street Church. Mrs Melting claimed that she
Hsuser but simply his
She compelled by her husbands brutal treat
she could not endure his con-
work a tailor shop and later
Hauser houssseeper That the only
made with him. She thought her hus
band really believe she hal comnitted 6igaby but
charge against her from malice. she pleaded
NOT guilty and held Mutation Oday Hanser
courtroom told The reporters that he was
married Juno 49, and thar she represented
herself as single widower with four children And
works sugar refinery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
NKUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
. HE 4 STATE CATTLE INsPECroRI

Laurhlen McLano Nev'York veterinary SURGEON, has
be Babylon L. charged with representing
1.of spector o1nci by Riley
Week. ordered t. be killed by DR. Iicehurst q
SURGEON, suffering from pleuro pheu
nona anmaI Killed and buried Another veieri.
Dr SpcuF sent 10 oWf OK tor
Nc 4n,. VINO. Nhen he arrived showed ME- Weeks y. &C.
Inspector. lie or'letet tho
COW Ia be t.kcn IN FOR TicehursI doubling
McLanss authoy advised Weeks 10 have An arrested Tor
No J6j % Penal Code AMI Juig,
hnd yesierl.y for NATION IN 100 0aiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
1uoUsAyDs OF FARMERS AT A PICNIC.

and Morris Countle% y j.,
faniieA tho number Of about 10000 held her annual
picnic Yesterday ~ ine!od Bridge. on the
Pa.sao Iver Morrs County Hundreds OF WAGONS
brought the crowd grounds and nnumerAbe baskets
furnishe tie e-tabl-s largo pavilion hal been but oF
dancing and there speakers stand Tor addresses Au
pfosidei and speeches nave by Ut
Iunf Board OF HEALTH Professor Cook STATE
Grolaist EdNAr Burroughs president OF The ~tae BOARD
Agrultufe. Richmond coles. Mstsr VI the SaIs OIans
vrs As y latlol, aud others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
LONG ISLAND.

AsroRIA-Charles W. Besbee has been appointed School
Comrnis. In pa OF George A. Moulton. Iesgnet
lone ISLAND CirY.-A. r. Mcintyre editor OF The Lon0
Inland Cffu TrJuas Charles Overon editor VI The
Whfstans Herald induging In much bad feeling about
Mcintyre charges OvertOn with stealing his
Aloe, acht nioorings the East River. OF
Hamnn Point The latter while cruising In the Sound OF
port Jefferson nearly lost his life and sank the Flora
eight OF Mcintyre Oyerton must
for ero or 20 o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
srABBINe 4 BOY IN TIE BAoK WIZ CHIsEL

Boys playing Lexington ave and Twenty sixth
IT. Wednesday sport of Morris Ceats GLACIER. Of
No. las Ferystst- whe was crying out gassto pat m
that he turned the
boys with chssi Morris j Roach age
struck In the back twice and received sght
wounds dressed ct Bellevue Hospital The boy
after his homo at No. Ala firsays Ceas was
and locked night Ia the East twenty second
Street Police YESTERDAY he held for trial In 5000
bail at the YORK vile Police Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRDGFPoRr-The County Commissioners their visit TO
the YESTERDAY discovered that ll9 prisoners
confined in 100 cells scheme foot adj
the number Colonel B. sumner Clerk of tho
Superior the Be:k ,hrs Ills schooner
Jennie Rogers dressed granite blocks from Mine Hin
Qulrry Brooklyn Elevated Railway, cleared yester
day and will discharge at Walabort Bay. There arc still
large consgnmes OF granite at the quarry for tile
railroad
Coroner Downes the death Of Agnes
occurred sunday and reported no due
TO play caused by shock resulting from surgical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

II Won have pain In the back pale and saow complexion.
bilious sick headache eruptions the skin. coated
Tongue sluggish circulation q hacking cough
go ing grave do not take steps 70
self N You wise you will do this by the Of DR.
Pierce Golden Medical Discovery" compounded of the
edients known TO medical science for
and the stem through medium
OF the yer the blOoi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
CALENDARS TODAY.

surREME CouRI-CaAMsERs Before Donohue J-NoA
80, 7S 1855 1875 l99 20i 205 EOS SOT. 2O3.
sUPkkMk CoUkT-SPECAL IERM-PAgr I-Beforc Dono
hur, J.-No day calendar
sUKkoGATk's CoURr-Beiore Rollins. S.-Wil Of samuel
Lessar, Sarah Suber and Lima WIhke at 10 IN.
SUPERIOR CoURf-sPECIAL Tenn Before Freedman, j.
No DAY calendar
CoXacs PLRAs-SpKcIAL TRRM.-Before Bookstaysr, L.
Nod Ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
THE COURTS.
RABBI BROWNIES TROUBLE DISC

RABBI BROWNIES TROUBLE DISCUSSED.
Argument motion to continue the INJUNCTION obtained
by eight OF the Hebrew congregation Gates OF
Hope restraining the from removing interfering
win RABBI browne heard the superior
Court Chambers by Justice Freedman. who hs do
NJ. W. PatZes aud George H. Ieaman appeared for
the trustees snd ii. NJ. Walker Tor the pewhslders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
IVES 4 co. SUED IN BOSTON.

Bosroy. Aug 25-A suit has been begun in the SUI
prcme Court o! this county, by bill IN equity. against
Henry g. Ives & Co The plaintiffs are sullivan L. saw
YER - nj rrn.tees OF the DAYTON and rpn'On Railroad
who seek to recover 500 81 for the alleged failure 81
the defendants purchase JOO) SHARES OF the STOCK OF
railroad al $40 per share funds OF Ives Ia the
hands OF Irving A. Evans. a Boston broker have been
faaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
DOCK DEPARrMESr AFFAIRS.

Tho Commissioners informed by the Civil Ser
vice yesterday that all wa;chmsn appointed
I'm the would be subject TO Civil Service exAn
ton will he exempi nom hs examination The
rssn nj the haries Miller showed that he
was entitled promotion Tho Park Department stated In
water front bukb cad wa was built TO form stand
ground bat that the stone would Do renewed whenever
the Dock Department should dreetiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

Life seems hardly worth the living to-day to tired,
uuhappy scouragel VIII suffering chronic
fema for which she has been able To hnd
certain cure Tor all the painful com.
plants which the weaker Is liable We refer 10 Dr.
Pieces FavOrte Prescription, TO tho virtues 0 which
OF women testify AZ tonic and nervine IL
un.ur druggistA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
IEeSEH CITY

Dr. Hugh II. Abernethy sr. was struck by horse and
ION We. tho Newark Avenue crossing OF the
Psansyvaula Railroad and seriously injured the driver
whipped his aud made his escape, not beore
BY saner painted tho wagon Ma il9 East isths-
New.YoTk" Tr Abernethy nine old and
IS a that his injuries prove fatal
WiIlsm Billings. ~ No lG6 HslIdayst, arrested
Yesterday charged stealing shotgun valued $3.50
Joseph Nknson OF No 2O6 Pscincaye lie held
IA dslault o. 81 .UO bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
HE FOUND HIS WIFE HAyGiXG BY THE NECK.

Trauvle. the wife Of italian barber. at No lOl
waker-st has been melancholy sncs her baby died,
month ago Her husband missed early Yesterday morn
out of bod 70 search for her found hef IN s
cord had tied about her neck she was
husband cut the string and summoned
regainei Consciousness Tho police
esn her 10 Chambers Street Hospital under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
NEW-JERSEY.

NEW BRUyswIcK. Berry. coorcd servant OF DR..
Holmes Iiying between New. Bruns~ and Crsnbury
died yesteray and post mortsm examination male by
r Rice the county physician shows that sho had vet
eighteen hours her heart had been severed TO the
three quarters OF an ineh ny the rupture OF blood
vessel The woman suddenly Ill on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

SEEKING DIVORCE FROM A WEALTHY HUSBAND
stir has been caused in social circles at Baysde.
Long Island by the announcements that Mrs. Alice C.
COY the wife OF Frank Cox, retired New York mer
chant said to he worth nearly million dollars, has bc
gun proceedings TO obtain divorce, In her complaint
the wife alleges a series Of acts of intdsy and i'll
treatment for large almony and counsel fees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
MESrCHESTER COUNTY.

PoRrcHEsTyRAt recent meeting OF the directors OF the
NsWYork New. Haven and Hartford Railroad Il was de-
cded fourack system should not extend for tho
POrtchestsr The Reason assnod Is the ex
oTbltanL price asked for land east OF Byram Rlver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
CASTLE oARpEy BRIeHrsyED BY FLOWERS

number OF young women of Morrisovn. y. j. have de-
cdea Garden ssmblance OF real
each Wednesday OF tn month they have sent
handsome bouquets 70 the wonans Home missionary
Society State and Mr. aud Mrs Matthews the
Garden dstrbut ted them the
,ss fhara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

Bari
we YEA no cr.a@sr, i7s2fSG DAIRY I0s2iG EEs' Hs
IA GO. perdsz
clyc.ssAr. Aug 25E.us was steady Fa" Eyu 50 -
Corn steady. Ne Mixed 45e Oats nrSsI-SS MA
fc N az g 10 Bulk
s 10 g SAFE. Of s sos
on the ga., OF 81 easy-Fancy Creamery "a
a 1ss ha. cIsa.sy .tsd Small
"a. aSEi a e q 1 60 EscsD
DrrsO As a5whiasS: w s,.. oa,s 7s =
So ssa Ss4 .usa a''s Sa, oSs
Sas 20 &s:a ' s ao' d S
was ,teaay SO. 9... arn-Ns Hhit. 2s.e
= au Prsvison, steady rorx August sis 90 Lara August
e "a Ssssap srm fresh
f iCSo 5ai tat Sss @
msIis-Fioar 300 OsIA wnsat lioo sssr. Corn
Aug wa, arm ,,s s:a Mixed % ssss
:ssaay New 81 w1l'ssy srn arm G 81 ss
Susa Oats $500 Susn Rye 1850 Sasn Barley 5000
OATS sou Oasa Kys $50 bush Barley m bush.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 25.Flsar. choice iresh ground Old
S wS. ssasfa LIBERAL nGP y n az @
Western and Psnn:yIyania sapernns 81 5oss2 % 10
s. Pean,yyania Keller Process ssa o. Dslswas:
= 81 iSesHa Clear ISL IS - So strars
e. zssS 81
SHGee - MDnssSa s IS ssss .r i3 %
choice 81 70 X: SSs s3Sss 70 per s barrel
Ws.atMarkss lover speculation moderste high Grade:
% sa for usa. s ss II s o1 az
DC 9 q S SPOT lots 30 dG c
a, No N elevator s at ss NJ S.d As r
Hass.. 5e SIC do ior ssp,.rrer %
Gasss for SO: % Tue .tsaS sales q rejected White
Sic No White $500; UnsTadsa Whit: s5e; No ?
for xaEa.s ss&s$4se; 40 s.D..%S.r sisst.c do
E: 1sS' white. s. 90 f per- s
sss c fiT sst Be- g.
PORK mess SIG osel6 So 10 prime mesa new SIS 80.
e CO Refined 81 90 do steam s. 90 oo,s
a. sia 9 ss:'sr 5rea@ary EHs sac
,as at'r u . sS!'s oh. ss
choice lie; psnnsyivan,. part nalms ss!c:: % u!l
eaio ami oinsr Western
&: ss.o e. o$$
6a.s "a 600 Ssss oas' a.ooo bush 90
& ss cas-. % So
&c OCTOBER ssns ec Sass
$3.50. oat. nrm Cash 24ss2!ae september "a 10
Ss;:ss Sss ;SS: 8
2sc CorEmssl strong at So 2os2 25......
whisksy was steady at 81 %: Provisions were
steady PORK irregular. at SIS 90. Lara at SO 25
Drysalt MealsBeIsd shoulders So 5o Long Clear 81 o.
Clear Risa SO u5 snort Clear IS 30 Bacon--Boxed
Shoulders So l2r Lon. Clear sssIs Clear Ri6s
Ssa 1000 obs Wheat S7occ s.ss
1900 oats "a 40 bush Rye sush Barley 1000
shipments Flour $4,000 Dbs Wheat 1000 bush.
Corn $4,000 bush. oats $1,000 sush Rye push
Barley 1000
TOLEDO Aug. 25.-Wheat nuist. Cash 13s,c. septem
Der T4c October 75rc. December 7S'c May 81 Corn
dull Cash 43s4e. oats steady. lash 2bc. Coverseed
steady Cash - 54 December 81 20. eeepts-Whsas
ments-wheat $4,000 bush. Corn bush. oats oJo
hash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
PROBABLE ARRIVAL OF DANISH F0RGER.

schneier who attracted notice by
roeased prison under the prom
Use would leave the country and remain IN Ameca
started for America on steamer OF
the Tmnkvaa At the Office Of that line yesterday
OF that name had come 10 hs
country q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

good medicine Ike Hoods sarsaparilla f. valuable
thing With You whom you seeking rest ana ree
perauon It will aid in building mp AMI srenshea
Ing the SYSTEM viii purity the bloot cure dyspepsia neat
ACHE bousness aud put in hrsica's con toa Tor 20
turn 10 or duties Try this vacation
and believe you will be moro than sausaei win ti'
result
Being run down FRONT work tried Hoofs sArsaps
rillA and II so built up that have continusas USE
great blood purier and regulator .
A. SMITH, Commercial Bulletin o ice. Boston, Mass
Hoods SaYsaparilla
Sold By all druggists ST. for S. Prepared only by u
HOOD a Co, Apothecariss Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

Sick and bilious headache and all gements OF som
bowels cured by DR. Pierce's Pellets" anti
bilious granulss 20 cents vial No cheap boxes 10 ao
waste OF viriusa BY druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

so.bcr died from smallpox early in the week.
ss,erdav that two other children or the rany ~,
s,cs with The disease They removed 10 tne nV
Proer Island Children Of other families IN tne nouo 81
were yacclnated rs soon as the sanitary oH'ci' ~ "
the conce ale case In the 5Iaebler family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

Judgment was entered In the Supreme CouTt yes
teriay dssoving the corporation known az Mitchell
Vance & Co.. and Justice Donuhue approved the bond
for 100000 Of Thomas f. Gilroy "a receiver, which
was duly II cd His suretes are County Clerk James
A. Pack and Police Justice Charles Welde.